单词	copycat
释义	copycat /ˈkɒpɪkat / noun informal, derogatory 1(Especially in children’s use) a person who copies another’s behaviour, dress, or ideas: all writers are copycats... They are copycats, without alternative ideas, who are simply aping the tactics of conservatives (magazines, radio, blogs) in hope of similar success. Your return is simply going to be dampened by other market copycats with the same idea. Her albums have sold over eight million copies and established the template for the innumerable crossover copycats that have followed. 1.1 [as modifier] Denoting an action, typically a crime, carried out in imitation of another: copycat killings... What I really want to know is this - are these copycat crimes of stupidity, or is there just this global trend in trying to solve one's problems by cutting off the unit? And yet when Stanley Kubrick's movie was linked to various copycat crimes in the early 70s, the director personally had it whipped out of circulation. Is there any danger, James Fox, that this kind of saturation coverage could actually inspire copycat crimes?
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